A bondholder group that won an $8.5 billion settlement from Bank of America Corp. on securities backed by soured home loans also may seek payments from Wells Fargo & Co., the nation’s biggest mortgage lender.

The law firm Gibbs & Bruns LLP on Thursday said in a statement that it’s seeking information on pools securing more than $19 billion of residential mortgage-backed securities issued by affiliates of Wells Fargo.

Faulty mortgages and foreclosures have cost the five largest U.S. home lenders about $70 billion since the start of 2007 and helped drive Bank of America’s shares down almost 60 percent in the past 12 months. Gibbs & Bruns said last month it also may seek reimbursements from JPMorgan Chase.

“Our clients continue to seek a comprehensive solution to the problems of ineligible mortgages in RMBS pools and deficient servicing of those loans,” Kathy Patrick, the Houston- based law firm’s lead counsel on the case, said in the statement. Mary Eshet, a spokeswoman for San Francisco- based Wells Fargo, didn’t have an immediate comment.

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